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019f847c-889e-72c3-a59e-461134b4bddd| Project | Hits | Last recalled |
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| cli | 1 | 24d ago |
| sentry-api-schema | 3 | 2026-08-06 |
When Burak Yigit Kaya hands over a secret (e.g. Apple API key bundle) via a file, he expects: decode/process it only under /tmp/opencode/ (never write into the repo), never read or print its contents into chat output, and delete the file once done. He prefers dropping secrets into a file for the assistant to process directly over pasting them into chat. This extends the general WIP-artifact rule [[019f7135-8af9-78ae-833c-8decd37d78b1]] specifically to sensitive credentials, where the added constraint is never surfacing the raw value in output.